At Home Care

06/11/2025

Join us next Wednesday, in person or online, for a free session on the F-words for Child Development. Enjoy listening to a fantastic lineup of speakers and peers in a warm and supportive setting.

Who: Parents, carers, and family members caring for a child with a disability
When: Wednesday, 12 November 2025
Time: 9:30 AM – 11:30 AM AWST, registration opens 9:00 AM
Where: Level 5, 20 Parkland Rd, Osborne Park (or online)
Cost: Free
Register: https://mailchi.mp/thevillagehub/f-words-in-child-development-12-nov

The Village is an opportunity for parents, carers, and family members, a place to meet, talk about important topics, and hear from guest speakers who understand what it’s like to care for a child with a disability.

These free sessions offer a safe space to listen or share your experiences.

Events that support you, because it takes a village.

These sessions are a collaboration between Saba Rose Button Foundation, Shining Light Consulting Services, and At Home Care

05/11/2025

We had a fantastic weekend at Source Co Kids Perth! We enjoyed watching such incredible talent, connecting with amazing providers, and meeting so many wonderful people.

31/10/2025

Yesterday, our paediatric nursing team learnt about the latest developments in Blenderised tube feeding, or BTF. This method lets blended foods and liquids, like homemade smoothies, pureed baby food, or formula, be directly fed through a feeding tube.

The exciting news is that a regulatory-approved feeding pump is now available in Australia and New Zealand that can deliver thick, blended formulas. These formulas are classified as Level 2, 3, and 4 under the International Dysphagia Diet Standardisation Initiative (IDDSI) guidelines.

If you have any questions about BTF and applying it to your care routine, reach out to our team at hello@athomecare.au or contact us via the details on athomecare.au/contact-us/

29/10/2025

Today, we celebrate the heart of our communities, the support workers, nurses, disability and health professionals, and everyday individuals who dedicate their lives to caring for others.

Their compassion, resilience, and commitment make a profound difference every single day. Whether in hospitals, disability services, the community, or at home, these individuals are the backbone of our neighbourhoods and societies.

Let’s take a moment to recognise their invaluable contributions and advocate for continued appreciation for the care workforce.

💙 Thank you for all that you do.

International Day of Care and Support | 29 October, 2025

24/10/2025

🤔Did you know? We offer a variety of ad hoc and one-off nursing services! Whether it's a revised nursing care plan, letters of support, a continence assessment, team training, or ongoing support, we're here to assist you.

Our team includes specialist clinical and registered nurses experienced in caring for spinal cord injuries, acquired brain injuries, neurological conditions with limited physical capabilities, and children with complex care needs.

Looking for help, contact our team via hello@athomecare.au or visit
https://athomecare.au/services/in-home-nursing-care/

16/10/2025

Callum and Andrea are setting sail in style. What a view! 🔥

Now that the warmer air has hit, the Sailability programs have kicked off around Australia, offering people of all abilities the chance to learn new skills and participate in sailing.

⛵ About Sailability ⛵

Sailability offers supported and advanced sailing programs designed to build confidence, develop skills, and provide an active, social, and enjoyable experience in a supportive environment. The programs aim to provide mental and sensory stimulation and promote inclusive participation in outdoor activities for people with disabilities. They are committed to ensuring everyone, regardless of age, ability, or circumstance, can enjoy the benefits of sailing.

Sailability is a not-for-profit, volunteer-run organisation.

Find a local team near you:

📍WA - https://www.sailabilitywa.org.au/
📍NSW - https://sailabilitynsw.com.au/
📍QLD - https://www.sailabilityqueensland.au/
📍VIC - https://www.revolutionise.com.au/vicsailability

27/09/2025

Time to show your team colours! 🦁😿

(There's always next year, Dee and Brian🥉)

26/09/2025

Western Australia's new Special Needs Dental Clinic (SNDC) has officially opened in Salter Point, setting a new benchmark for inclusive and accessible oral care.

🔹Clinic designed to meet the unique dental care requirements of people with complex special needs
🔹Purpose-built clinic ensures effective and comfortable treatment and care
🔹Fully accessible single-storey building, centrally located and close to public transport

Patients can also be assessed from their vehicle if required.

23/09/2025

Just another day with the team in Geelong!

21/09/2025

An ongoing part of Accessible Australia involves making buildings, infrastructure, and natural areas more accessible. This also includes providing Changing Places, which are important facilities.

Changing Places are accessible toilets with extra features and more space to meet the needs of people with disability and their carers. These facilities include:

🔹a height-adjustable adult-sized change table
🔹a constant-charging ceiling track hoist system
🔹a centrally-located peninsula toilet
🔹more circulation space than standard accessible toilets
🔹an automatic door with a minimum opening of 950mm
🔹a privacy screen.

https://changingplaces.org.au/find

The Commonwealth Accessible Australia initiative (Accessible Australia) provides funding to make it easier for people with disability to access their communities.

13/09/2025

Sometimes it's the recognition that comes from within 💙

We're fortunate to be working with a great team of caring and dedicated individuals, passionate about delivering high-quality care.

08/09/2025

Wheely cool news for Sydney-siders. We are excited to be able to offer clients receiving supports with At Home Care a game-changing resource: a wheelchair-accessible van, perfect for Community Access shifts. Whether it’s attending appointments, running errands, or enjoying outings, this van makes it easier than ever for clients to get out and about.

Our accessible van is designed for comfort, convenience, and inclusivity, accommodating one wheelchair user, two passengers and a driver.

Clients can use their NDIS Community Access funding to cover the cost of the van - enjoying the convenience of accessing the community without the need for additional out-of-pocket expenses.

For more information, contact us: hello@athomecare.au